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Divide Light Film est un opéra créé par l’artiste visuelle Lesley Dill et le compositeur Richard Marriott sur des textes d’ Emily Dickinson. Véritable performance multimédia, cette œuvre transcende la structure même de l’opéra par sa forme éclatée. Elle met en scène huit chanteurs et chanteuses de la compagnie New Camerata Opera (New York) et le quintette à cordes Cabinet of Curiosity qui subliment les poèmes de Dickinson dans une scénographie remarquable sur une musique envoûtante aux influences classiques, jazz et balinaises. Au-delà de la captation du spectacle, le film prend comme prémisse l’attention sélective du public transporté par les voix des interprètes, les projections d’images et de poèmes et les costumes «?manuscrits ? » favorisant la perception de cet univers dans sa globalité. Des douze pièces composées naît un crescendo allant de la noirceur, de la peur et de l’isolement jusqu’à l’extase.
Réalisation | Ed Robbins |
Montage | Ed Robbins |
Interprètes | Victor Khodadad, Julia Tang, Barbara Porto, Eva Parr, Scott Lindroth, Alexandra Lang, Stan Lacy, Whitney George, Eric Bagger |
Conception | Lesley Dill |
Image | George Steptoe, Ed Robbins, Allison Lau, Ben Jorgensen, Raishad Hardnett |
Composition | Richard Marriott |
Animation | Laura Oxendine, Ben Schellenpeffer |
Costumes | Dill Lesley |
Musique | The Curiosity Cabinet |
Autre | Sarah Fraser, Sarah Dixey |
Réalisation
Ed Robbins
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Ed Robbins is a multi-award winning documentarian. Awards for his work include an Emmy, Cine Eagles, GRACIE GLAD, BANFF Awards, Best Doc Rome Festival (Feature), BAFTA Nominee and others. He has worked as a writer-director and also as a “one-man-band” in numerous crisis zone regions. His decades of work in television and for the NYTimes include a profile of soldiers in Iraq’s civil war ; in Kabul he captured the story of a young Afghan singer in a circus school for children ; in Pakistan’s Northwest Territories he explored the Taliban’s grab for political power. Working across the world and throughout America, PBS, BBC2, Channel4 UK, National Geographic, The NYTimes, Time Magazine, Discovery, ABC, NBC, WCBS and other leading outlets have commissioned him as Writer-Director.
Mr. Robbins is also a Fine Arts college graduate, he conceived and directed the many animations that form the backdrop for Divide Light. His art related films profile musicians, artists at work, and performances and have been shown in dozens of Museums across the USA. Since 2011 he’s been an Adjunct Professor at Columbia U. Graduate School of Journalism
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Ed Robbins is a multi-award winning documentarian. Awards for his work include an Emmy, Cine Eagles, GRACIE GLAD, BANFF Awards, Best Doc Rome Festival (Feature), BAFTA Nominee and others. He has worked as a writer-director and also as a “one-man-band” in numerous crisis zone regions. His decades of work in television and for the NYTimes include a profile of soldiers in Iraq’s civil war ; in Kabul he captured the story of a young Afghan singer in a circus school for children ; in Pakistan’s Northwest Territories he explored the Taliban’s grab for political power. Working across the world and throughout America, PBS, BBC2, Channel4 UK, National Geographic, The NYTimes, Time Magazine, Discovery, ABC, NBC, WCBS and other leading outlets have commissioned him as Writer-Director.
Mr. Robbins is also a Fine Arts college graduate, he conceived and directed the many animations that form the backdrop for Divide Light. His art related films profile musicians, artists at work, and performances and have been shown in dozens of Museums across the USA. Since 2011 he’s been an Adjunct Professor at Columbia U. Graduate School of Journalism
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Quelques films :
Afghanistan : Defying Silence (2010)
Iraq’s Lost Generation (2008)
Reinventing the Taliban ? (2004)
Pakistan : On a Razor’s Edges (2004)
Trauma : Life in the ER (1997)
Afghanistan : Defying Silence (2010)
Iraq’s Lost Generation (2008)
Reinventing the Taliban ? (2004)
Pakistan : On a Razor’s Edges (2004)
Trauma : Life in the ER (1997)